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Wales v England, poor v "rich" – it's Wrexham vs Chester

By Andy Mitten

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are about to become Wrexham's new owners, and the first port of call should be learning the local rivalries. Back in 2006, Andy Mitten went undercover in North Wales to meet two unfriendly neighbours...

England

What happened to England's "Golden Generation"? How the country's most talented squad never came good

By Chris Flanagan

England’s world-class crop were tipped to bring home big honours during the 2000s, but fell short when it mattered most

Roberto Firmino

Pain, poverty, bribery and glory: the extraordinary rise of Roberto Firmino

By Ed McCambridge

Roberto Firmino battled the odds to become a Premier League and European champion at Liverpool, after making a miraculous journey from Maceio to Merseyside via a five-year spell in Germany. FFT retells the remarkable tale with those who were part of it

Celtic

Can 10 in a row be done? When Celtic stopped Rangers on the final day

By Chris Flanagan

Celtic's charge for a 10th consecutive title is the talking point of this season in Scotland. But back in 1997/98, it was the Bhoys who had to stop Rangers from landing that holy grail...

Liam Rosenior and Marvin Sordell

"As soon as racism affects the money, it will be gone" – Marvin Sordell and Liam Rosenior discuss racism in football

By Joe Brewin

Twitter isn’t the place to find a constructive conversation on the Black Lives Matter movement. Instead, FFT had a frank discussion with Marvin Sordell and Liam Rosenior, ex-pros and now on the FA’s Inclusion Advisory Board

Thierry Henry, Arsenal

Grace, pace, strength and vision: The making of Thierry Henry

By Mark White

Thierry Henry is not just an Arsenal legend; he is one of the Premier League's greatest ever players. FourFourTwo revisits the career of a Gooner god